Quibble if you must as to whether the “Great Resignation” is more of a “Great Reshuffling” for the legal industry as a whole—but the ranks of New York City’s tenant bar are thinning out.

The Bronx office for Legal Services NYC (LSNYC), one of the nonprofits that provide eviction defense for low-income New Yorkers, has seen its housing attorney headcount fall from 54 at the advent of the pandemic to 37, said executive director Raun Rasmussen.

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